Samsung 1.98″ VGA LCD
Samsung’s 1.98″ 640 x 480 LCD uses a-Si glass and the company’s Amorphous Silicon Gate (ASG) technology. The extremely high-resolution 400dpi LCD can display 16 million colors, which is quite substantial for such a small size. Other specification includes a 300:1 contrast ratio, and 75-degree viewing angles.
Samsung’s ASG technology allows gate driver ICs to be incorporated directly on the glass making the overall module much thinner and allowing for slimmer mobile phone designs.
With mobile TV’s popularity most likely to increase in Asian countries where the dominant mode of transportation is via subway, bus, taxi, train, etc. (that does not require both hands and eyes to be concentrating on the road), this new Samsung development will sure to be greated with open arms (and wallets) when it gets incorporated into every-slimmer mobile do-everything phones.
Source: Laptop Logic
[...] The rx5915 has a 3.5″ QVGA (that would be 320 x 240 resolution) touch display, 2GB of flash memory, 64MB of RAM and a SDIO slot to expand your memory and connectivity options. Although the 320 x 240 resolution seems like a good standard to go with, there is just no easy way of surfing the Internet with such a low-resolution screen. Samsung just announced very small-sized VGA (640 x 480) screens and I would hope guys like HP realizes that Internet-based apps are what we would like to access with gadgets like the rx5915. 3.5″ VGA, please. The rx5915 also has Bluetooth 2.0, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. From the picture below, you can see that the rx5915 has navigation capabilities. It seems the CPU is Samsung’s ARM-based line that runs at 400MHz. [...]